Baslow Edge is almost a continuation of Froggatt and Curbar edges separated only by Curbar Gap and the road leading to Curbar village and on to Calver.
12/04/03

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  Leaving Baslow behind the edge soon comes into view

  On the edge of the summit is the Duke of Wellington's monument erected in 1866 

  A little further is a large boulder known as the Eagle Stone

  The wide track along Baslow edge with Curbar edge in the distance

  Baslow edge looking down to Curbar village and the Derwent valley

  Close-up of Curbar village and a horse riding school

From Baslow edge, Curbar edge comes ever closer

  Just before Curbar Gap a view of the steep gritstone cliffs of Curbar edge

 Heading down the path to Curbar village

  Looking back to Curbar edge

  The road through Curbar village

  A close-up of Calver Mill

Following the river Derwent back to Baslow,
 passing the golden yellow flowers of the Gorse bush

 A clear view of Baslow edge on the right and Curbar edge on the left

 Just before Baslow, the wier at Bubnell

The bridge over the river Derwent just before the church

The church of St. Anne, Baslow village

Thatched cottages by the river in Baslow a short distance for Chatsworth park

Chatsworth park

View of Chatsworth House, the bridge and the river Derwent.

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